Dark Empath: How to Identify Them and Lead Them into the Light

By: Judy Dyer

Narrated by: Angela Juarez

Are you certain that your partner, friend, or loved one is an empath, yet their energy just doesn’t sit well with you?

They exhibit all the characteristics, including hypersensitivity, high intuition, and kindness, but they also give off narcissist vibes. What’s going on here? You are most likely dealing with a dark empath. These are very complex and convoluted individuals, and not much is known about them.

It was originally believed that dark empaths were the most dangerous personality type because they were difficult to identify. However, new research suggests that this is not the case since they do have empathic capacities. Additionally, it was found that dark empaths are highly self-critical but show themselves little compassion. This is an indication that they are fully aware of their dark nature and would rather it not be there, but they don’t know how to rid themselves of it. One can therefore draw the conclusion that there is hope for dark empaths—they can heal and operate in the light and the fullness of their gift if they seek help. In Dark Empath, you will learn all about the character traits of a dark empath, as well as:

• How to recognize a dark empath
• Steps to identify and handle love-bombing
• Strategies to identify and overcome codependency
• Tips on how to detect and handle gaslighting
• How to pinpoint emotional unavailability and how to overcome it

Like the narcissist, dark empaths can hide behind an alluring demeanor and a charming smile. Before you know it, you’ve been whisked off your feet and captured by their grandeur. Not only can you avoid this by familiarizing yourself with their character traits, but if you’re in a relationship with a dark empath or have loved ones who are dark empaths, you can help them start their healing journey.

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©2022 Judy Dyer (P)2023 Pristine Publishing

Misrepresented Dark empath book

The author misrepresents her Ex James as a Dark empath instead of as a narcissist

dark empaths are more subtle and don’t typically go to the extremes her ex did

It’s a good relationship book for advice but take it with a grain of salt

James you sick puppy.

As a complex part of one's inner dialog and disassociated "dark empathy", I want to thank that red flag, horrific boyfriend that was subjected to this lab experiment.

He did a great job of keeping up with the growth, helping clean the house and becoming a successful writer. Three whole years ... omg.

Interesting and a good systematic view as compartmentalized aspects of the "dark empath".

Life really is a journey and not a destination. I would have liked a happy ending other than being isolated at home writing books with a routine. A great next book idea.

Read it or get sucked in by the Dark.